What's the worst ban a forum member can get?

Since you’re already calling me out, I might as well make it clear that I’m definitely not the only one noticing certain patterns regarding how the FBI moderation team runs things.
http://www.reddit.com/showpost.php?p=44979274&postcount=3

As for the lying... we can get to that later. 🥳

Facts.

My bad.

I mean, compared to this "rock-solid" evidence (!), I’m basically just talking nonsense here.
Even Sherlock Holmes would be embarrassed by 🙂 :horatiosnaočalama:

At this rate, I might as well go volunteer for a public shaming on the town square!
I'll be there, burning bright.

That was just my way of showing that I’m not the only one thinking this way. I’ve been getting a few more messages in my inbox, but honestly, it doesn't even matter anymore. I’ve already realized that I’m the one coming out on top here morally speaking. 😁

I’ve already said my piece. The simple fact is that I ran into trouble with a small, practically insignificant 😁 group of users over at the FBI, specifically in the threads I was contributing to. Whatever... I'll see you guys in a few months—looks like I'll be back there again. 🥳

Hey guys, can we please stop flooding this thread? Let's keep things civil. 😳

silverpanther13 said:The absolute worst-case scenario out of those options—if you take all three together—is 😉

In my experience, I think the harshest penalty is definitely receiving an undeserved Cardboard

If you actually end up receiving a penalty, whether it’s a warning or a full ban,
what is the point of deleting the post? It leaves you completely in the dark regarding the specific reason for your punishment...
To me, that is honestly the "worst" kind of penalty out there......

Posts usually get nuked mostly because people just can't help themselves and keep quoting them or replying even after they've been flagged with Cardboard.
In most cases, it’s just hard for someone to hold back, you know? Even if a post is already marked as Cardboard, people feel this massive urge to jump in and fire back at some provocation or an insult, and since we want to stop that whole cycle from starting, the post gets flagged and wiped out. 🙂

It’s basically how we keep things from spiraling out of control in a thread, plus it kind of 'protects' the user too, so they don't end up catching a Cardboard themselves just for responding to some random jerk who insulted them.

The absolute worst part is when some biased mod hands out a penalty just because they feel like it—playing favorites instead of actually following the rules...

It’s straight-up humiliating, no matter how small the ban or strike is...

And honestly? It happens way more often than it should..

The poll was missing one crucial option:

• forcing him to actually read through Reddit

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There is simply no such penalty on the books. 😍 😍

Deleting posts for no reason. And then there's the whole thing about deleting entire threads or just locking them up tight.
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Honestly, the whole thing just cracks me up 😁 especially when the mods start acting like they're working for the FBI—just lurking in the shadows, waiting for you to trip up over something minor.